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Why restaurant loyalty is stuck

Tech Check: A loyalty strategy is now viewed as a must for restaurant brands. But many operators feel their programs are falling short, a new report finds.

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6 restaurant tech takeaways from RLC

Tech Check: Fail faster, know thy customer, give your voice bot space, and other lessons from the annual leadership event.

Tech Check: Starbucks and Little Caesars are betting customers will use the chatbot to help them order. They may be solutions in search of a problem.

The consumer watchdog is concerned that price markups and hidden fees on apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats are misleading customers.

The coffee shop giant is testing an app through the AI program that can help pick your drink or customization based on your mood, craving, the weather or the outfit you’re wearing that morning.

Tech Check: Quantiiv’s first product is ROGER, a bot designed to help restaurants make data-driven decisions. For one customer, “he’s literally replaced having a data analyst.”

Chains like Dave’s Hot Chicken and Chipotle see major potential in drone delivery. The service still has a long way to go, but looser regulations could soon open the floodgates.

Tech Check: Data shows that lower-income consumers are ordering the most delivery, even as they pull back from restaurants overall. Here’s why that might be, and what it means for operators.

Glendale officials passed a moratorium on the sidewalk rovers until they can learn more about who is operating them and how they’re impacting the community.

CEO Rob Lynch wants to grow the fast-casual chain to more than 1,500 units domestically. The new Project Catalyst sets the stage with new POS and KDS systems, as well as tapping data and AI to improve operations.

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